davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-20
WAS ~ NtICIDt.'
The MARLIN uy>tril--N Stranger, rrr
hHps Uurdcr"d--t Description.

special Dispatch 20 the Examine
MARLlN, April l9.--County court
for the April term convened to-day
with II large number OF cases on the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-20

PTT-BUKG, PESN, April IA
Connelisville special SAYS the DAVID
son mine is still burning and all hopes
OF rescuiD2 the three imprisoned mi.
ners have been abandoned The mine
has been sealed up to smother the
lanes
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-20

John Coyue wa. instantly ki,led aud
. Hungarian was fatally injured. Five
other. were hurt, some with uroheu
.cg. and arms and eyes blown out.
The SCI. dent was caused 10y the eNplo.
sion OF dynamite cartridge which
Lsd remained UNEMPLOYED III a previ-
Gus hoe. The men started to lrill a
new round of holes and drilled into
Tie cartr.age.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01
ANxOuNCEmExT.

Editor NeUs- Herald Please announce
to the Republicans Of Highland county
that am candidate before the Con.
vention for the Office OF Recorder.
w. T. GREUBER.
The Republicans OF the southern por.
ton of Highland county, feeling that
they are entitled to a representation on
the county ticket this fall, will present
+. o. Hetherington for County Treasurer,
subject to the decision OF the convcn.
ton. MANY FRIENDS.
The name OF Mr.. Ellis Pence will be
presented as a candidate for the Office
OF Recorder, subject to the decision OF
the Republican County Convention.
Mr.. James Rcece authorizes us to an.
nounce that he will be a candidate for
the Office Of County Treasurer, subject
to the decision OF the Republican con.
vention.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01

The Republicans of Highland county
are hereby notified to assemble at their
respective voting places in the several
townships and precincts on Saturday,
September 10, 1887, at 9 p. m, to elect
delegates to the County Convention.
Basis Of representation of townships and
precincts l delegate for each 80 votes
and fraction of Is or more additional cast
for James s. Robinson for Secretary of
State in 1885.
The representation of townships and
precincts will be as follows:
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01
NEW M4RKET.

AAuguss I9tn, 1857.
III Hush ,sl ). Vance h.ul' eosl for our district
Rev. Lindsey preached ] ihe Baptist Church
last sabbath night. IL
adds much TO ite teappeai4dce.
J. Q. johnson, OF Leesburg, was the guest Of
Mrs. Polly johnson last Sabbath.
Quite number Of our citizens took In the
Baptist Association near Belle Run.
DR.. @. E. Vance and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends In this community.
VIM. Gibson, one Of our energetic farmers,
will move TO . farm near New Vienna this
week.
Mr.. High Emery and wife, OF the West,
spent the last two weeks with their parents in
this locality.
No preaching at the Baptist Church last
Sabbath on account Of the Association held at
Mowrytown.
The taxpayers have paid their road ta1 BY
hauling rock and gravel, which was badly
needed in places.
Lewis Purdy. better known q "Dock," Il
having his residence painted. Mr.. John Reed
h Co. have the contract.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01
EAST MONROE,
August aoth, 1887.

August Soth, 1851
Brick work on the school building has b.
sun.
very sick with typhoid fever, but are slowly
improving.
MIR. John Robinson has been low for some
time with typhoid, but 10 improving rapidly.
The moon ight picnic was success In every
particular. The ladies contemplate repeating
Thomas Doyle and family, Of Ohillicothe,
Su6dxyed With A. Sanders and family.
Mat Pertee gathered his property together
last Monday and depG ed TO make his homo IN
. more congenial climate. Several others WIN
soon follow.
Clermont county.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01
WILLETTSvIlLE.
Auoust a1th. 1897


Our school will commence next Monday with
Mr.. II. G.. Williams a. teacher.
Mr.. Hays health 10 some better, though there
is room for great improvement yet before he
will be = stout man.
Mrs. Stephen Carey's health has not i'm
proved much siEce che came from the city.
Mr.. Moses Csdwallader. Of near Prieetown,
was visiting ct his sons last week, and for ono
who is in his eighty-fourth year he 10 remark
ably stout and hearty
MISS Hattie Friend and her sister Sadie, Of
Gallip0lis. Ohio, were visiting Miss Emma
Cadwallsder last Friday.
The meeting at Mt Olivet conducted BY Elder
Crawford closed last Friday evening with nine
additions to the church.
Mr.. Barton Dean and D. 8. hays have both
painted their dwelling houses lately in the
latest styles, which adds greatly 10 the appear.
ance Of our village.
Miss Lsyman, Of Tolsto. Ohio. addressed .
crowded house ct Mt. Oiiye4 last Sunday even
ing upon the subject Of ths womsns Christian
Missionary Society. shS y quite pleasant
speaker, and from her rensrks much Informs
ton can be obtained = regard TO tho poor
benighted heathen Of otAef lands.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01
Noutice.

JOSEPH T. PATTON, Of yillisca, Mont
e gomery comfy. Iowa, Will take nottc.
March, a. B: issa. lie his Is pssition s % 10 10y tSs b.
Common Pleas Court of Highlan county
OHIO, asking Judgment against the said
aud thirty.one U cents, with interest At sishi
August, a. D. 1871. On certain promis issory
Ps.son % . 70 The en- r% q isu q % isH EYPsott
and BY said hrm duly assigned to said Will
There ' was issued in said action an order Of
ttachment. which was levied upon the nm.
divided one.eeventh part OF the foliowins
described real estate, ~ the interest Of the
sss ia sSs II Ohio
In th- township Of Paint, and described "a
follows: Beginning at . hickory and white
81 e.. .nd 81 %ScS M. = p:
NON g tract Of land, IN the line OF William,
poies. oro.sisS SrsDcn several times = q y
thence .. s2'. p. q % poles to stone thencs;
g. pps: pG. 70 % in'eSs osrnsi
about u polss 70 stake thence N. iVo 80,
wswp p psss e .hsas. psss e
!hsncs h: IL -. v. .s;sx pole: = ) sssss s.di
part; thence with said line 8. 10. W. 9oi 81
poles TO the beginning: containing one hun.
dred and twenty and three. fourth acres.
more or less, l02 acres thereof being the same
land conveyed by David @. Patton and wife
70 James a. Patton BY deed, dated February
ceed records in Book 7,page l8l. less one
acre, ro0ds and 81 poles, conveyed BY
by deed dated sept. soth. 1879. and recorded
In said records Book IS. page l18. And Is
acres thereof being the same lends conveyed
ey Benjsmin Chaney q sheriff Of Highland
county, Ohio. to James H. Patton BY deed
dated Jnly 81. 1913. and recorded 10 said dee,i
record Book 10, page 3S8. And 4 acres and
roods thereof being the same premises con.
veyed BY Lydia johnson. William Caraon
and Rachel Carson, 70 James H. Patton, by
deed dated sepiemner llth, lseo. and recorded
in said deed record. Book 70, page l38, TO
which said records reference 10 here made .
for more speci DO and complete description
OF 1aid prem ,ses.
Said one:ssventh Of the above described
real estate 10 appraised ct yl76.
6a1d Joseph T. Patton 10 hereby notified
that be is required TO appear and answer
eaid petition on or before the 22d DAY Of %.
tobei, A. D 1887. WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
HILLsBoRo. o., August I'D, 1857.
Sloane, Gardner 4 Hire Att'ys. vi
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01

We are in the market again this yeal
with q full line OF the Cincinnati Des.
locating Company's Phosphate, every
ounce Of which we guarantee to be made
from the animal; in other words, We
guarantee every ounce of every brand
Of Phosphate free from Charleston or Car.
olina rock, grease, water, or any foreign
matter. Our goods are perfectly dry, 90 in
buying Of US you get 200 pounds Of Phos'
phate in every sack. Why buy goods
weighted with rook, grease or water
whom you can buy good goods, l6 ounces
TO the pound, for about the same price
- for adulterated goods? '"The proof
Of the pudding is in the eating Of it."
Come and see. We also have the ''Dia.
mond SoluabIs Bone," which many
farmers highly recommend q flrst-clasa
phosphate, and which we will sell at re.
duced rates. We still sell the old relia-
ble Hoosier Drill, which is acknowledg.
ed to have the only perfect phosphate
feeder Of any drill In the market. Dent
be deceived into buying some gaudily
painted drill when you can buy the
Hoosier. Then II you have not got Z
Brown Wagon on your farm. you are
depriving yourself Of luxury, and ~
life is short, don't delay longer in secur.
ing . Brown Wagon. We also have Q
full stock Of Troy Spring Wagons and
Surveys. Something new in jump
seat surrey and buggy. We are also
full up with Haydock 1uggies. and Offer
them Tor sale cksepsv than ever before.
Come and see us, and when you are in
need Of any Shelf or House Hardwart
We have the largest and best selected
stock In the city. Etoyesi 6tovesl We
have plenty Of them, both cook and
heating stoves. We have the losnest
priced, bea operating Hard Coal Ba&
Burner ever odsSed in Hillsboro, Ohio
Don't fail to ses Il, and obligs
HlLLsD0Ro HARDwARE 70.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01
NEWsBOSTON.


Ed Vinegar and family, Of Westboro, we're
the guests OF W. J. Gray and family saturday
and Sunday.
Rev. Wells presched bis last sermon for the
conference year at the II. e. Church Last Bah
bath.
Mics Maggie Arbuckle, Of Athens, O., arrived
Monday TO pay her parents at this place two
weeks visit.
Misses Eta and May Given, Of Orors, Indi-
ana, spent several days Of last week with Miss
Cora Sans, Of this place.
The family Of Mr.. John F. johnson we're
called to Rainsboro on Friday last 10 attend
the funeral Of j. p. Wsshburn's little daughter.
Misses Fannie and Nellie Miller, Of South
Charleston, are visiting friends in this vicinity.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01
A Mysterious Revelation

A fastidious youth in pursuit Of fine clothes.
With commcndable zeal and the cheeks OF the rosc
Set out one fnc day in tho fall Of this year.
Resolving that shams both from far and from near
should receive that contempt they richly deserve
From the people at large
49, Hence with wisdom and nerve
He passed through the towns in this part Of the State
But found nothing to suit
So one evening quite late
All wnyworn and weary but cast down,
He entered the confines Of this Model To,rn
On the following day, with vgor possessed
FROM the bounteous supplies and good night of rest
Dispensed by the famed Parker House, he went out
Through Of the stores in the place, still in doubt
AS to whether not he could find the place where
The goods that he sought could be bought the square,
He had gone into all the stores except one,
And was vexed 10 the soul Just because that In
Could he hnd honest goods Of the style and the ct
Hs was Just then stopping bit
In front Of Smiths Blotk when grand Avod Of light
Prophetic Of good, quite bedanled his sight.
Very sorely astounded, he stood there alone,
When voice quite distinct, and being manly in tone
Fell soft on the ears Of this wise, earnest youth:
"Your toll is rewarded!
You are in good sooth,
At the threshold Of Walkers great store
Much renowned
As the Mecca Of Fashion through the whole county round
Where trick pursussion, smooth glosing lies
Are employed to deceive the most credulous eyes;
Here sham, or deception, or dross or alloy,
Are permitted the mutual bonds to destroy
Which bind merchant and friend"
t&4 The glad youth entered in
And he thanked the good spirit whose prompnys had
Instrumental in guiding his feet to this goal
To where honest, square dealing rereshes the SOUL
When this youth left the store he felt that the globe
Could furnish no better, If as good, wardrobe.
Thus by passing all shams he with judgment sublime
Wae example to us, both for now and all time;
And where he, by sprite directed to 60,
So should all buy their goods Of
g8s Ia WALKER & Co.
Smiths Block,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01
The Att. Bribery Movement.

Editor Necs. Herald II am glad to see
in your columns q call for county meet
ing at Hillsboro next Saturday for the
purpose Of forming an organization to
put . stop to the great evil of bribery in
the election Of public officers. So shame
les and widespread is this practice be-
coming throughout our country that the
friends Of popular government are Justly
becoming alarmed; for 1t threatens to
destroy the purity of the ballot, which
liss ct the foundation Of our free insti.
tutions.
II is certainly high time that good and
honest men OF all parties should unite
IN an earnest effort to reform this evil (;
and ! hope the honest voters of the
county win show their interest in the
matter BY full attendance at the meet
Ing nsxt Saturday.
vxrxRAx REPusLIcAN.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01

Mr.. W. T. Greuber will be candidate
for the Office of Recorder. "Billy" is .
clever gentleman, an old soldier, and no
ono in the county knows more about
the duties, documents and data of the
Recorders Office than he, and should he
be nominated and elected, there need
be no fears but what the affairs would
be kept - straight as die and as neat
a. q pin.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01
LYNcIlpuR.a.

Au8uet SUtn, 1901
". n. 0sddis returned home from Texas l.ss
Saturday.
Miss Mary McAdox is visiting relatives At
Sugsrtree Ridge.
Nj. N. R. Orr, Of fiillsboro, was the guest OF
Cy Noble Monday.
DR.. Isaac Robb, Jr., came up from Cincinnati
on visit TO his father.
An infant child Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Lon Smith
died Monday morning.
Mrs. Charles Gibson, Of st. Louis, NO., Is
visiting Mrs. N. e. Gibson.
E. G. Boatright Of Russell, made business
call 10 our town on Monday.
Mrs. Rogers and daughter, Price Fenner,
are visiting relatives st Dayton.
George Pauley has sold his barber shop to
Mr.. Brewer, Of Uuion township.
Isaac P. Morrow vent to tho State Fair At
Columbus this (ruesday) morning.
Mr.. Walter Bishir and Miss Cords Pitxer
we're married last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Clarence Fulton came mp from Ciucin-
natl to spend Sunday with hia pareuts.
Miss Graves, Of Louisville, KY, 70 visiting
here, the guest Of Mrs. J. D. Cleveland.
Mr.. Thomas Duncan hes come 10 town TO
live. Hs 10 boarding with Jsoob Holiday.
Mn. Laura PsAls and sons, Cli6 and WINE,
we're visitiug relssives % Washington last week.
Hessrs. NbAr> Nobie and Harry Wrass. oS
0rrinrneld. spent I'M wal WITH {risnds hSre.
w,.s 49,. 90 w..,.. w.,... u.n., !,
rri,.S ss M.ms sau :.! Msyse. UslI. nsxesf VI
dsy.
T.,. .r..,.,,e. $500, Il.
r;.,S L.S clVI s,I ...s IVA - ~ IN Jnve @ sUp
10 zee his friends.
Mr.. Fletcher Miller and wife. and Miss Clara
n.H, nn.s,Ln, o. Mew V,enns. were suesss OF u.
osyi:' sno "ae w oouusS,
It's that W. II. 0sddis will succeed A:
y. Bertng % stamp deputy: Mr. Bering will
shortly remove 70 Cincinnati
Mr.. W. R. Gaddis and wife, Cyrus Noble and
wife. Mrs q, T. Puckett and Mrs. Gal Stroup
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans Of Highland county
arc hereby notified to assemble in con.
vention at the Court House in Hillsboro,
Monday, September 1a, 1887, at 10 a. M,
TO nominate the following ticket to be
voted for at the November election:
Representative, Probate Judge, Treas.
urer, Sheriff, Recorder, Prosecuting At
torney, Commissioner, County Surveyor,
Infirmary Director and Coroner.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01
RUSSELL'S.

n"Buss0 0Vsns Aooa
Mr.. ]. 8. Oldaker and wife spent last Satur.
day In Cincinnati.
A. A. Hallste.d is suffering with his animal
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Strange last
Thursday evening, eon,
Mrs. John Brewer and two boys visited her
sister. Mrp. MCDANIEL At 6abiua. recentlv.
MI. c,,h,. po.,,,., .......a 49,. So.
o,nc;n,st;isst WsSrasSs ~, Ssv.r.i ,scnth..
~. 'ss' s''0' '0v''s 1'ou'"s
NJ. " por.h =, r,,,.hhr-. ..,.,. L..
vsei vith her ssthsy NJ p Jonts ~ th;:
place. -
mrs. WIN. Britton spent saturday and Bun
Wsyr.sr ~ A'n0n0''s ""n nes oAuS"'es' "s'
rv
rev: ". A. housn and ismiiy, OF Neisonviiie,
forepsrt OF this week.
MT. ward and sister and Mr. Wherry and
Mss s,s.S g. New Ans.oSn, xere tne guests OF miss
"ssie orsoser 'ss' ounosy'
Mr.. Hosmsr Leeds and Miss Abbie Jonte
spent last Thursday and Friday with their
cousin. Miss Halle Hammar, ct Westboro.
viii Maxey and his friend, Mr.. Watts, left
here last Tuesday for Dela sare, Ohio, where
they expect TO attend school the coming win
ter.
Mrs. Cy Noble. Mrs. Bayless and son. John.
and Johpnie McOisin. of Tynchoure. vere ths
guests Of Mr.. e. G. Boatright and family last
Thursday.
When you visit this place do not AK the
follovins nueations Have Won nsid The
nrescher2 Whv Al von not ro0s tbs ch,rch
n the ohnroh insnrsdY
a.. 49,. o-S-
M!ss Mnlo 0ISngei gave an zee cream sup
Per P :. hel nome Monosy evening, zId, 70 qnlte
: numDer OF ner young ifleods. about forty
Dean8 present. Iney al report . eplendad
"me'
The members Of the FAirview Church are i'm.
proving their property BY repaintipg, putting
some new furniture In and building Q new
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01
KAlNSBOkO.

August 80th, 1887.
Harry Murdock win move this week to Spar.
gur's Mill
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott Sabbath
night, hne boy baby.
Misses Ella Gossett and Ada Ferneau have
gone to Springfield on visit.
James Lucas and wife returned TO their
home In Springfield last Thursday.
Miss Carrie Brown spent Saturday with her
aunt. Mrs. 3. L. Watts, Of Marshall
Miss Donna Farrell has been visiting friends
near Beuns Vista during the past week.
Miss Emma Russell returned Saturday from
. visit among friends 1t Washington O. Il.
John 8ruoe visited his daughter and other
friends at Je6ersonville the latter part Of last
week.
Mrs.. Henry Hettinger and son Harry arc at
Greenfield, visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. z.
Gossett.
Mrs. Mary Redkey and son Catch spent sev.
eral days Of last week among friends near
Portsmouth.
HtllsbOro Sabbath, after . weeks visit amonG
relatives here. aF
Lewis George and family, and Thomas Bar
rett jr., and sister Hester. attended the fair q
Washington Friday.
Miss Cors skesn has gone 10 wsshington
City TO spend some time the guest Of her aunt,
Mary Sinclair Milikan.
william sksen, sitter residence here Of Q
dozen or moro years, removed with his family
to GreenAsh last weak.
Mrs. william Jones. Of Hillsboro, spent the
latter part Of last week the guest Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. 8. williamson.
John Watts, OF Marshall, spent Sabbath
night with his graudpsrents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Davis, south Of town.
Mrs. A. ". Rsdkey has been quite poorly
during the past week from An attack Of rhsu-
Burch Hixson took In the WashinatOa @. b,
fair last fhursdsy and Friday.
william b. Jones, fstherin-law Of Morgan
Barrett, died st his homo threa miles beyond
barrett's Nils the forepart Of last veek.
Joseph WashbuSn's youngest chiA died on
Thureday last Of cholesa infantum, spd vaa
o. n. Sans, Of Lebanon, returned ysctsrdsy
after pleasant visit Of several days with bia
parents and other friends In this Vicinity.
1iss Edith Mcbride end brotheg John vent
homs with their grandfather, Who Hives psay
Iairf.1. some days siaes and have not ~ NJ
Wsvesly wsddsli and family srs srr.nsips
70 move 70 thsis farm nsar Nsvslis Hill sDd
ysmes Herguson viii occupy the propsFty -
Nm. Dossas Holt, . highly rsspssssA old
lady, did q The home Of ber son Apdyev q
nswelIs Mn August ~, 1911, allss q illnaG1
q s:L : e. sesn w,sa p;sslyss. - - =:
- u solhss & ihisisso sii'dsss. ~ 6
ybeo ~ I. 1faDev. - - 49, . ul1es
~ lbeat thte9 So6e1 ~ 3 gGnkR e r.
5slSi;S - - is q - g -
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01

By reference to our announcement"
column it will be seen that Mr.. E. o.
Hetherington will be a candidate for the
Office of County Treasurer. There is not
. more clever, honest, energetic and
popular young man in our county than
Ed and should he secure the nomina-
non his election is sure.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01
A Card.

Editor News-H Heraid:-My name hav-
ins been mentioned In your paper - .
candidate for Representative, permit me
70 ~ through your columns to my old
friends md the Republicans Of the
goeupty, eenerally, that II they think
eos4 ss9ve them useiuily in that capac-
~ ! Noe9 E!stelully accept ths nomi-
:6o - dloehayes The duties Of the o1ice
~ - &go.eeto the BET interests OF the
Doelo Without regard 10 party. I shall
~ heUoEee. eator into any active con.
- II ~ nemination, pvelerEine,
4 G6n1l ] seeelys &, thal 4 chouid - 81
~ yllnntoD and unbelsed aelion q
" - s9Ssts =
l:sf = 81
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01

esaferd Hvanaa, Of sabina. spsat sasday
- weoda q !sy:tss eeaaty, spsst saslr-
lay 40 Sunday uith his parents.
Ths infAst daaehtss q 1estea Psshs y
r!1ss ~ sss1al. ~ ausSs y. :. 6hssnos.
!
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01
DELEGATES.
Total.

At the same time and place the voters
Of each precinct are requested to select q
member of the Central Committee. Com
mitteemen 80 selected are requested to
be present at the County Convention for
the purpose of organizing.
BY order Committee.
B. w. FENToN, H. D. WADDELL,
Secretary. Chairman.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01

Mr.. Ellis Pence, that jolly, good-natur-
cd salesman for Harsha's Marble Works,
will be candidate for the office of
County Recorder. There is no doubt
but what, should Ellis be nominated and
elected, he would be an accommodating
and efficient officer.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-01
SHERIFTS SALE.
Real Estate.

Mac0mb Chanev ct nj. vs.. Rebecca Murphy
ct ai. Highland County Court Of Com moi,
Pleas, Case No, l6O7
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-06-22

Sen Mpbe6 fom sanite upentet
ber iibite l1se, at8reiibent @lepelano
babbe ubnepnt Sobn s.. Mel1on, fra
8arters 9rairie til 0aeceiuer neb
2anofontoret berite6s iitebetfor 8. 8.
Iune, ber bleu ubnent 9piten 1885.
Iune erflerer, at ban lite oiite noset
ont Toranbrinsen, fgr ban iaa Mpbe=
ben / Ipiierne.
Sobn 9. g&e(ion er bel betienbt ber
/ @ountiet iom en sanite flos 8oliti.
fer, men man bar itte bibtil pibf on=
bet, enb at ban nar &epublitaner.
Qan oar i 1883 &epreientant fra bet
te 9ifrttt @tatens 2e9islatur.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-06-22
Haa EFT anben Garm bleb to &pin=
Der brebte os ipp Menb laareoe.

Streiten ct. Saul bliuer me-
re o9 mere omfattenbe. Gorle6en
l19e bar ca. 1900 Egmmermeno paa
&rissfob meo 8osierne, Sc freueoe
9 Eimers Nrbeiosbag for ben samle
Betalins. &ontrattbrerne bar biotil
bolbt fig urottelis os bill lite saa inb
paa bette Jorlansenbe. S Dnsbass
ruttebe o9iaa a1e Blaitrere fig til be
@treitenbe. Set famine bar @asme>
itrene (Steamfitters) 9iort, % ale er>
tlerer 11u, at be ei bill opta9e Mrbei<
bet isien, inben 8oslerne bar 9aaet
inb paa 9 9imers Mrbeibsbag. Sc
,cpzoperatipe 8ridluperS" mBbte /
Mrion @all i Dnsbass % efterat babe
bbrt &apporterne fra be Streifenee,
be1luttebe be at biitaa binanbe1 %
banne ct co=operatipt &pmpani, FAINT
neblette en- &ommite til at ubarbeioe
Sncorporationsartifler for famine.
9ette &ompagni ifal bebbe r8ridlab=
ers co=operatipe Builbins Msioiiati.
on. @runbfapitalen er iat til $780,
600, Der ltal itaffes tiloeie Deb Eee=
ming af Mftier af $5. - Ga. 800
Malere iluttebe fig / 9borsbass
til De @treitenbe % ale Union 9aano>
perfere ct. Baul pi(, bpis be lite
allerebe bar 1uttet ii9 til, itrar Heo=
le9ge Mrbeibet % lite opta9e bet
igien, fpr &anlfeli9beberne ct bila9te.
@nbel 5orbitrelie bar bet paft, at en-
telte Maitrere fra Minneapolis bar
inbfunbet fig % tilbubt at arbeioe
billisere enb ben i@t. Saul af Union
Mrbeibere pebta9ne Detailing.
(Nrbeibets &ibber.)